accommodate

accommodate
ə'komədeit
verb
1) (to find or be a place for: The house could accommodate two families.) alojar
2) (to oblige: They did their best to accommodate him by carrying out his wishes.) complacer
•
- accommodation
accommodate vb alojar
El gerundio de accommodate se escribe accommodating
accommodate
tr[ə'kɒmədeɪt]
transitive verb
1 (put up) alojar
■ we can accommodate you, we've got a spare room podemos alojarte, tenemos un dormitorio de sobra
2 (hold) contener, tener capacidad para
■ this hotel can accommodate 250 guests este hotel tiene capacidad para 250 personas
3 (adapt) adaptar, acomodar
■ it's difficult to accommodate oneself to new circumstances es difícil acomodarse a unas circunstancias nuevas
4 (supply) facilitar, proporcionar
■ we regret we are unable to accommodate you with a loan lamentamos no poder facilitarle el préstamo
5 (satisfy) complacer
■ they bent over backwards to accommodate us hicieron lo imposible para complacernos
accommodate [ə'kɑmə.deɪt] vt, -dated ; -dating
1) adapt: acomodar, adaptar
2) satisfy: tener en cuenta, satisfacer
3) hold: dar cabida a, tener cabida para
accommodate
v.
• acomodar v.
• adaptar v.
• ajustar v.
• alojar v.
• amoldar v.
• atemperar v.
• complacer v.
• conformarse v.
• hospedar v.
ə'kɑːmədeɪt, ə'kɒmədeɪt
transitive verb
1)
a) (provide lodging for) \<\<guests\>\> alojar, hospedar
b) (have room for) tener* cabida para
2) (cater to) \<\<wish\>\> tener* en cuenta, complacer*; \<\<need\>\> tener* en cuenta, satisfacer*

I will not change the date to accommodate him — no voy a cambiar la fecha para su conveniencia

3) (adapt) (frml)

to accommodate something to something — adaptar or acomodar algo a algo

[ǝ'kɒmǝdeɪt]
1. VT
1) (=lodge, put up) [+ person] alojar, hospedar

can you accommodate four people in July? — ¿tiene usted habitaciones para cuatro personas en julio?

2) (=have space for) tener cabida para

this car accommodates six — este coche tiene cabida or asientos para seis personas

can you accommodate two more in your car? — ¿caben dos más en tu coche?

3) (=reconcile) [+ differences] acomodar, concertar; [+ quarrel] poner fin a; [+ quarrellers] reconciliar
4) (=adapt) acomodar, adaptar (to a)
5) (=supply) proveer (with de)

to accommodate sb with a loan — facilitar un préstamo a algn

6) (=oblige) complacer, hacer un favor a
2.
VI [eye] adaptarse (to a)
* * *
[ə'kɑːmədeɪt, ə'kɒmədeɪt]
transitive verb
1)
a) (provide lodging for) \<\<guests\>\> alojar, hospedar
b) (have room for) tener* cabida para
2) (cater to) \<\<wish\>\> tener* en cuenta, complacer*; \<\<need\>\> tener* en cuenta, satisfacer*

I will not change the date to accommodate him — no voy a cambiar la fecha para su conveniencia

3) (adapt) (frml)

to accommodate something to something — adaptar or acomodar algo a algo


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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